Applied AI Summit Healthcare
Free online conference | April 14-15, 2026High-Trust Healthcare AI: Privacy, Performance, and Platform Thinking
Healthcare organizations don’t struggle to pilot AI—they struggle to trust it in production. This talk lays out a practical blueprint for building high-trust healthcare AI systems that can scale across teams while meeting privacy and compliance requirements. We’ll cover the three pillars that determine deployment success: (1) privacy by design—regulatory-grade de-identification across unstructured text, PDFs, and medical imaging; (2) performance you can prove—benchmarking, evaluation for information extraction and summarization, and continuous quality monitoring under real-world drift; and (3) platform thinking—human-in-the-loop workflows, no-code tooling, model governance, and reusable components that accelerate delivery without sacrificing safety. Attendees will leave with an actionable reference architecture, key design controls, and a checklist for moving from isolated demos to reliable, auditable healthcare AI at enterprise scale.
About the speaker
Neel Gandhi
Machine Learning Software Engineer at Google
Neel Gandhi is an AI/ML software engineer and applied researcher focused on building production-grade LLM systems—RAG, agentic workflows, evaluation/LLM-as-judge, and scalable ML platforms. He currently works in quantitative ML/AI engineering and is transitioning into a role at Google, where he’s focused on improving real-world agent quality and reliability. Neel holds an M.S. in Computer Science from Dartmouth and has published research across machine learning and AI systems. He also advises teams on taking AI from prototypes to robust, measurable deployments, with an emphasis on safety, observability, and rigorous evaluation. At the AI Speaker Summit, Neel shares practical strategies for building high-signal AI products that stay reliable under changing data, users, and model behavior.